Husband of Sarah Elizabeth Crompton (nee Hanrahan), of 15, Brunswick Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 01/07/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.

Son of Samuel and Jessie Cronshaw, of Hulme, Manchester, Lancashire; husband of Annie Cronshaw, of Cross Lane, Salford, Lancashire.

Son of Charles Walker Crook and Elizabeth Ellen Crook, of 31, Barker Street, Ellor Street, Salford, Lancashire. Christ Church.

Husband of Elizabeth Ellen Crook, of 31, Barker Street, Ellor Street, Salford, Lancashire.

Son of Enoch and Mary Crook, of 17, Mill Street, Dunscar, Turton, Lancashire. Formerly 2nd Bn., Lancashire Fusiliers. Mistakenly reported as having been killed in December 1914, subsequently confirmed alive. Wounded several times. Assisted the wounded Fusilier hero, Private Lynn (mentioned in Sir John French’s despatch) to the field dressing station after he had been gassed.

Brother of Mrs. Atherton, of 18, Chorley Road, Heath Charnock, Lancashire. Enlisted September 1914. Wounded second time and hospitalised at Devonport with a wound in the left leg received 20/10/1916.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Crook, of 16, Buxton Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted January 1915.

Son of Joseph and Emily Crook (nee Aspinall); husband of Lucy Crook (nee Thomson), of 39, Lord Street, Kearsley, Lancashire. Enlisted May 1916. Reported captured prisoner of war 18/06/1918, and wounded in the arm and leg. Kearsley Mount Wesleyan.

Of 42, Kay Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted January 1915.

Of 34, Beckett Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted January 1915.

Brother of Mrs. Atherton, of 18, Chorley Road, Heath Charnock, Lancashire. Wounded twice.

Son of Edward and Elizabeth Croshaw, of Netherfield, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire; husband of Margaret Butler (formerly Croshaw), of 41, St. Georges Avenue, Newbury, Berkshire.

Son of Thomas and Mary Elizabeth Cross; husband of Doris Cross, of Blackrod, Lancashire.

Eldest son of Mr. Carlton Cross, late of Bolton, Lancashire. Gazetted to Captain from Lieutenant. Wounded in France and on recovery transferred to the Dardanelles.